Designers make different types of collections & somethings when it is really exclusive they refer to them as their black label brand. It's usually an obscene amount of money more than usually, as in an Oscar De La Renta dress for 3,900 dollars & a black label dress would be 12,300. The difference is noticable & those that know about it, are the ones that can afford it.

Any fan attending any Lamb of God show in the last nine years has had absolute confidence in one aspect of the set list: they’re going to close with “Black Label.” It has been such a staple for the band that I can say with utmost certainty that should they continue for another nine years, this song will never go unplayed. Why would they rob their fans of the perfect closer? From the tension building intro with that insistent piccolo snare (dundundun pop pop pop pop pop pop dun dundun) to the crippling breakdown, there is so much finality in the song that an encore would undermine it completely. It’s the damn encore-annihilator! This is your last chance to dance, motherfuckers!!! This song makes teenagers want to rush each other to butt heads. When I was just a wee sprite and I first saw the video, I thought I had finally discovered death metal. “Black Label” is violently heavy.

"Last chance to dance motherfuckers, you know what to do. This one's called Black Label!!"

Made by Molson Brewery( the people that make molson canadian) It's amazingly good canadian beer but people feel the need to bash it cuz it's cheap. Can be bought in cans or in 10% alcohol 40 ouncers for less than 5 bucks.
-not to be confused with big bear, lucky's or other equally shitty cheap beer.

I can't believe I just got sloshed for less than 10 bucks! And Black Label tastes better than that expensive beer that stupid people waste their money on too! (would be said with many slurrs due to drinking two 40s)

A state of mind achieved through an understanding of the forefront of fashion, design, entertainment and style culminating in a state of enlightenment through the work of individuals and of the brand. It is unique to Black Label members and associates

The meeting of two prolific brands (one being Black Label) working together to create a venue, event or hearsay in vogue leaves both parties with a Black Label mind